Uploaded April 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Booktube Spin #6 - Paperback Edition
You select 20 works of some kind, Rick MacDonnell will spin the wheel tomorrow and that decides what you will read.
FOR ME there are two lists for each spin, one graphic novels (following Rick), one paperbacks.
Rick MacDonnell’s announcement video for the sixth spin of the wheel:
youtu.be/aZY7q69lS54
The Paperbacks:
1. Stranger In A Strange Land - Robert A. Heinlein
2. The Homeward Bounders - Diana Wynne Jones
3. Darker Than Amber - John D. MacDonald
4. Only Begotten Daughter - James Morrow
5. The Best of Walter M. Miller, Jr.
6. A Specter is Haunting Texas - Leiber
7. Cyrion - Tanith Lee
8. The Rituals of Infinity - Michael Moorcock
9. The Vultures of Whapeton - Robert E. Howard
10. Iceworld - Hal Clement
11. Neveryona - Samuel R. Delany
12. Those Gentle Voices - George Alec Effinger
13. The Penultimate Truth - Philip K. Dick
14. The General Danced at Dawn - G.M. Fraser
15. Green Eyes - Lucius Shepard
16. The 57th Franz Kafka - Rudy Rucker
17. A Touch of Strange - Theodore Sturgeon
18. The Hollow Man - Dan Simmons
19. Pilgrimage to Earth - Sheckley
20. There Are Doors - Gene Wolf
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I have closed my comments going forward because while I enjoy making videos, I find it difficult to communicate by text. This isn't a criticism of the many warm and welcoming interactions I've had with people on BookTube (this tiny corner of YouTube). I find social interactions very taxing, especially the tricky back and forth via text. Sorry if you wanted to leave a comment, but this is how I get to be on social media (by not being particularly social).
Here is a video of me reporting on my six-month trial without comments if you REALLY want to hear more about it:
youtu.be/g6mr4pyQ0Gg
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Booktube Spin #6 - Paperback Edition
You select 20 works of some kind, Rick MacDonnell will spin the wheel tomorrow and that decides what you will read.
FOR ME there are two lists for each spin, one graphic novels (following Rick), one paperbacks.
Rick MacDonnell’s announcement video for the sixth spin of the wheel:
youtu.be/aZY7q69lS54
The Paperbacks:
1. Stranger In A Strange Land - Robert A. Heinlein
2. The Homeward Bounders - Diana Wynne Jones
3. Darker Than Amber - John D. MacDonald
4. Only Begotten Daughter - James Morrow
5. The Best of Walter M. Miller, Jr.
6. A Specter is Haunting Texas - Leiber
7. Cyrion - Tanith Lee
8. The Rituals of Infinity - Michael Moorcock
9. The Vultures of Whapeton - Robert E. Howard
10. Iceworld - Hal Clement
11. Neveryona - Samuel R. Delany
12. Those Gentle Voices - George Alec Effinger
13. The Penultimate Truth - Philip K. Dick
14. The General Danced at Dawn - G.M. Fraser
15. Green Eyes - Lucius Shepard
16. The 57th Franz Kafka - Rudy Rucker
17. A Touch of Strange - Theodore Sturgeon
18. The Hollow Man - Dan Simmons
19. Pilgrimage to Earth - Sheckley
20. There Are Doors - Gene Wolf
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I have closed my comments going forward because while I enjoy making videos, I find it difficult to communicate by text. This isn't a criticism of the many warm and welcoming interactions I've had with people on BookTube (this tiny corner of YouTube). I find social interactions very taxing, especially the tricky back and forth via text. Sorry if you wanted to leave a comment, but this is how I get to be on social media (by not being particularly social).
Here is a video of me reporting on my six-month trial without comments if you REALLY want to hear more about it:
youtu.be/g6mr4pyQ0Gg
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(Video 483)









![*nxty/Rspns
Why not check out the delightful and thoughtful booktubers who are in no way to blame for the above video?
This iteration of the subject starts with a conversation between barb @ the font* and kit @ kits world:
font* video: https://youtu.be/s23er1WUVe8
kits world video: https://youtu.be/CV-06FmhLX4
(They take the same footage but come up with their own distinct videos. It is worth checking out both to see how creative they are editing (and, you know, doing that technical stuff to) their videos.)
Then another conversation about the anxieties of booktubing between the ultra chill Steve Donoghue and the frankly very brave and generous Jere @ Drawn to Stories:
https://youtu.be/KafsuSXZiws
Jeres channel:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQZDyutx8Ry0Gzr0z8jVisw
And why not finish up with Kim @ the MIDDLE of the Book MARCH, whose video actually got me to check out barb & kits videos. She provides a SANE small booktuber perspective and gives helpful advice for folks who are not as NEUROTIC and as prone to using CAPITAL LETTERS in their description box. DONT YOU HATE THOSE PEOPLE?
https://youtu.be/ViZ-AapQY9g
Sigh. That is all folks.
[credit: Doodle tail at the start of the video by Shira]
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